Do Shutters Keep out the Cold?
Yes, the thermal properties of shutters help to keep out the cold in the winter. As the cost to heat your home rises, investing in shutters is a good way to cut down your energy bills.
And don’t just take our word – a 2018 study by English Heritage revealed that well-fitted shutters reduce heat loss by 58%, beating both heavy curtains and blinds as the best way to keep out the cold on top of double-glazed windows.
Which shutters are best for keeping the heat in?
Wooden window shutters help to keep your home warm by adding an additional layer of insulation to your window. Wood is a well-known insulator, thanks to its fantastic heat storage properties, beating PVC if keeping the heat in is the top reason why you’re investing in window shutters.
Shutters are best at keeping the heat in when they are fitted by experts to keep gaps to a minimum. For the best insulation, choose solid wooden window shutters. However, for more flexibility come the warmer months, louvred shutters will enable you to retain airflow.
Shutters can help you to reduce your energy bills
The most popular window style, our full height style brings sophistication and ease for any family and home. The shutter fits the entire window, and its durability means it’s practical as well as contemporary. You can easily block or allow light into the room, while the shutter panels give you privacy. Its timeless design means the new addition will grow with your home, and never go out of fashion.
Get your home ready for winter with Broadview Blinds
If you’re looking to reduce your energy bill this winter and keep out the cold, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Broadview Blinds. Our team can help you fit the perfect insulating shutters.
With a huge range of shutters available in a whole host of shapes, sizes and styles, give Broadview Blinds a call today 01202 679012.